This page provides links to materials divided into the following five different historical periods.
Historical Periods:
- The Age of Discovery and Conquest (early 16th century)
- The Early Hapsburg Empire in America (mid to late 16th century)
- The Mature Hapsburg Empire in America (late 16th and 17th centuries)
- The Early Bourbon Era (early and mid 18th century)
- The Late Bourbon Era (late 18th and early 19th centuries)
Maps:
- Atlantic Wind and Water Currents
- Audiencias of the Viceroyalty of New Spain, ca. 1650
- Audiencias of the Viceroyalty of Peru, ca. 1650
- Transatlantic shipping tonnage
- South America
- Map of South America
- Map of South America, Annual Rainfall
- Map of South America, Average January Temperature
- Map of South America, Average July Temperature
- Map of South America, Natural Vegetation
- North America
- Map of North America
The Age of Discovery and Conquest (early 16th century) - (Index)
- Anonymous, "Acuérdate de Andalucía"
- Durán Codex, 1521 - Building Cortés's fleet of brigantines.
- Comparative Cultural Chronology
- Encina, Juan de - "Triste España sin ventura"
- Florentine Codex
- Fighting in Mexico-Tenochtitlan (July-August 1521), Volume III, fol. 465
- Noble residence, Volume III, fol. 21
- Stonecutting, Volume III, fol. 19
- Tailors, Native Mexican, (painted images)
- Herrán, Saturnino
- Los Nuevos Dioses (The New Gods)
- Los Viejos Dioses (The Old Gods)
- Las Casas, Bartolomé de
- On the Five Kings of Hispaniola
- Laws of Burgos, 1512-1513
- Magliabechiano Codex
- The Steam Bath, fol. 77
- Mendoza, Antonio de - Royal instructions for the Viceroy, 1535
- Monteleone Codex, Virgin & Child
- Noche Triste - Lienzo de Tlaxcala, 1520
- Olmec head, Villahermosa, Mexico
- Olmec head, Xalapa, Mexico
- Orozco, José Clemente
- Cortés and Malinche
- Hernán Cortés
- Pané, Fray Ramón
- Relación of the Taino
- San Agustín, Pedro de
- Map of Culhuacan (Valley of Mexico), 1580
- Tepotzotlan, The Pantocrator, feather mosaic
- Transatlantic shipping tonnage
- Uxmal, Palace of the Governor (arch detail)
The Early Hapsburg Empire in America
(mid to late 16th century) - (Index)
- Acosta on the question of castas in Peru, 1585
De Bry, Theodor
- Balboa Punishing Indians Guilty of Sodomy
- Indians Killing Spanairds, Among them several Clerics
- Indians Pouring Molten Gold in a Spaniard's Mouth
- Native Women Preparing Manioc for a Feast
- Spaniards Supervise Black Slaves in the Mines of Hispaniola
- Galleon
- Jorge Juan and Antonio de Ulloa on castas in Spanish South America, c.1749
- L'Olonais, François - engraved portrait
- Sores, Jacques - Raiding Havana
- Tailors, Spanish, Seville, 1588 - woodcut
- Viceregal Government
The Mature Hapsburg Empire in America(late 16th and 17th centuries) - (Index)
- Escobar, Francisco de - Letter from a Francisco de Escobar, in Sevilla, to Diego de Ribera in Lima, 1553.
- Gerson, Juan - Noah's Ark in Tecamachalco Church, Puebla, Mexico
- Guevara, N. - Letter from a Basque miner to a merchant in Seville, 1595.
- Juárez, José
- The Adoration of the Kings (Epiphany)
- Maps
- Audiencias of the Viceroyalty of New Spain, ca. 1650
- Audiencias of the Viceroyalty of Peru, ca. 1650
- Nombre de Dios, Cabildo
- A letter from the city of Nombre de Dios to the Crown, May 14, I573, describing a raid by French and English corsairs.
- Ocotlan, Church
- Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
- Better Death
- A Much-Needed Eyewash
- Philosophical Satire
- She resolves the Question
- Satiric Reproach
- She Attempts to Minimize the Praise
- She Laments her Fortune
The Early Bourbon Era(early and mid 18th century) - (Index)
- Acatepec, Church
- Tonantzintla, Church
- Tonantzintla, Church (sculptural detail)
- Zacatecas
- Cathedral
- Cathedral Detail
The Late Bourbon Era(late 18th and early 19th centuries) - (Index)
- Bolívar, Simón
- Mestizaje
- Spaniard and Indian produce a Mestizo
- From Spaniard and Mestiza, Castiza
- Spaniard and Castiza, produce Spaniard
- Mestizo and Indian makes Coyote
- Black and Spaniard makes Mulatto
- Mulatto and Spaniard makes Morisco
- Spaniard and Morisca makes Albino
- Spaniard and Albino makes a Black-Return-Backwards
- Black and Indian makes Wolf
- Wolf and Indian makes Zambaiga
- Zambaigo and Indian makes Albarazado
- Chamizo and Indian makes Cambuja
- Chamizo and Indian makes Cambuja
- From Albarrado and Indian, a Cachimboreta is born
- From Indian and Cambuja, a Wolf-Return-Backwards is born
- Wolf-Return-Backwards and Indian makes Hold-Yourself-in-Mid-Air
- Velasco, José María
- Camino a Chalco, 1891
- Citlaltepetl, 1879
- La Catedral de Oaxaca, 1887
- Popocatépetl e Iztaccihuatl vistos desde Atlixco, late 19th century
- Valle de México, 1875
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